Making equal pay a reality. Raising the minimum wage. Ending campus sexual assault. Ensuring access to abortion. Protecting Planned Parenthood.

Many issues that affect women have taken a backseat in the news coverage this election -- but the Presidential debates could be a key opportunity to highlight them, IF the moderators ask the right questions. And when the issues most affecting women do receive attention, they get results -- remember Mitt Romney's "binders full of women" during a 2012 debate?

That's where you come in. UltraViolet members and allies are coming together to share what they think are the most important questions facing women.

The top-voted questions will be sent right to the debate moderators to make sure they know what thousands of American voters want to hear them ask the candidates. But time is short -- the debates are just around the corner.

Will you submit and vote on the top questions facing women right away?

Most popular questions

“What is one policy that you will enact that will make a tangible impact on the daily lives of working women?”
“As President, will you commit to keeping guns out of the hands of domestic abusers?”
“Should politicians have the power to ask doctors to give medically inaccurate information regarding abortion to women?”
“What specifically will you do to address domestic violence against women, including keeping guns away from abusers.”
“Will your DOJ challenge state laws that contravene Roe, PP v. Casey, or WWH v. Texas ny making abortion unavailable?”
“Would you guarantee the right to have safe and effective access to abortions and sexual health services to all women? ”